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Old 03-07-2008, 04:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Old 03-07-2008, 05:31 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Very nice!
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Beautiful, vibrant colors, I really very much appreciate the pictures this time of the year, as we're still waiting on the snow and ice to melt, but it won't be long now
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Awesome! I'm still waiting for mine to bloom.
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Awesome! I'm still waiting for mine to bloom.

I stared at this for a couple years too:


Not bad, but the wait was sure worth it

Say hello to it's little cousin:

'Smooth Cayenne'
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A variegated Smooth Cayenne?
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Nice! I've got a variegated pineapple also, but no flower yet. Mines different from yours though. The variegation is different from leaf-to-leaf, some being almost all white, with some having more green. Sure is slow-growing too! I put it in a big pot, but didn't seem to make much difference in growth rate.
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Beautiful pictures Jarred!
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My pineapple looks like crap right now. The best I could do for it was but it in a cramped little pot in my cold garage in the middle of winter (at least I live in California! )
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ok sorry i ment to say put it in a cramped pot not but it in a cramped pot
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Yes. Typical descriptions of variegated smooth cayenne specify green with yellow ( http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/shrubs/ANACOMB.PDF ) however, mine is certainly green with white. Does that make mine something different you think?
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Sweeeeeeeeeett!
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I'll let you guys know if it's edible!

BTW I just set the big version as my desktop background!
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Thanks for all the comments! When people come over, they love looking at this plant, its right by the front door along the walkway and it gets lots of compliments! I love it, it was worth waiting for!
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How long till you will harvesr the fruit? Alos have ever tried to force one to fruit again?
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I'll just judge it by how plump it gets, if it gets a color change, softer, or if it falls off!
Maybe two more months or so till that happens. It's the first time its bloomed for me. It's got some slips that I would like to separate but those leaves have little razors on them, I'll need to put on a leather jacket or whatnot to get down at them!
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Old 03-11-2008, 08:10 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Reason asked if had forced one before is that a grower around here said to lay a slice of apple in the center 2-3 days max. Making sure the apple slice doesn't rot while laying there! It should fruit again around a year for harvest.
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